The Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum

Adjacent to Stirling Castle, in King's Park, the old Stewart Royal Hunting Ground is the Stirling Smith Museum of Fine Arts. The Stirling Smith Museum of Fine Arts, founded in 1874, is the legacy of the artist Thomas Stewart Smith (died in 1869), which reflects the historical and cultural art of not only the local, but also the entire country. The Smith Museum contains a number of high-profile treasures, such as the world of football, the world of ice-crushing stones, the Sterling pot, the Bannock Ben griddle, and the memorabilia of Wallace and Bruce.

The Stirling Smith Gallery is really great, it used to be Smith's residence, and now it is changed to a museum, which mainly collects the works he left at the time, etc., and it is still very artistic.

There are a lot of valuable and awesome art in the art museum, and I envy these art works to be preserved here.